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In the name of Allah, the Compassionate, the Merciful.
The Easy Quran app design to help those who didn’t understand Arabic well to learn how to read Holy Quran almost fluently with the help of Audio offline of All the Quran surah’s by Sheikh Ali Abdur-rahmaan Al-Huzaif.
the transliteration made easy not as before for example in some transliteration they wrote (wahuwa al-aziiz al-hakiim) (وَهُوَ الْعَزِيزُ الْحَكِيمُ), but in mine I try to remove all the silent alphabets that doesn’t pronounce during recitation i.e.
(wahuwal aziizul hakiim), (Bismil-laahir Rahmaa-nir Rahiim).
FOR INTERNATIONAL READERS PLEASE PAY ATTENTION: this is (ɗط - ) i.e.
(ɗaطَ - ) (ɗiطِ - ) (ɗuطُ - ), (ɗanطً - ) (ɗinطٍ - ) (ɗunطٌ - ), (ɗuuطُو - ) (ɗawطَوْ - ) (ɗiiطِي - ) (ɗayطَيْ - ), (aɗɗaأَطَّ - ) (aɗɗiأَطِّ - ) (aɗɗuأَطُّ - ).
This is (ƙق - ) i.e.
(ƙaقَ - ) (ƙiقِ - ) (ƙuقُ - ), (ƙanقً - ) (ƙinقٍ - ) (ƙunقٌ - ), (ƙuuقُو - ) (ƙawقَوْ - ) (ƙiiقِي - ) (ƙayقَيْ - ), (aƙƙaأَقَّ - ) (aƙƙiأَقِّ - ) (aƙƙuأَقُّ - ).
This is: (shش - ) i.e.
(shaشَ - ) (shiشِ - ) (shuشُ - ), (shanشً - ) (shinشٍ - ) (shunشٌ - ), (shuuشُو - ) (shawشَوْ - ) (shiiشِي - ) (shayشَيْ - ), (ash-shaأَشَّ - ) (ash-shiأَشِّ - ) (ash-shuأَشُّ - ).
Example of usage (ash-shayɗaanuاَلشَّيْطَانُ - ), (ƙawluقَوْلُ - ) if you understand these 3 alphabets (ɗط - ), (ƙق - ), (shش - ), then you can read, because they are the only differences from what you know.
IMPORTANT THING TO KNOW; there are at least 5 places which found complex to write very well with transliteration they are as follows: (كَأَنَّمَا يَصَّعَّدُ) (ka-annamaa yas-saadu) An-aam ch: 8, V: 125.
(فَعَّالٌ لِّـمَا يُرِيدُ) (faaaalun limaa yuriid) Huud ch: 11, V: 107 and also in occur in Al-buruuj ch: 85, V: 16.
(وَلاَ تُصَعِّرْ) (walaa tusair) Luqmaan ch: 31, V: 18.
(يَوْمَ يُدَعُّونَ) (yaw-ma yudauuna) Tuur ch: 53, V: 13.
(يَدُعُّ الْيَتِيمَ) (yaduuul yatiim) Tuur ch: 53, V: 13.
I try my best but this is the only how I can write them, but with the help of audio which is offline you can manage to pronounce them well.